New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
CHICAGO, JUNE 10, 1888.
TINE AND PLACE OF THE REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
CHOSEN by THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE IL sEsSIo,
AT WASHiNGION-MANY CITIES STRIVE FOR
THE HONOE-MAYOR ROCHEs SUCCESS
fUL LAPPEAL-ARRANGING THE
PRETIMISARIEs.
IRr rnIEGRArm TO TIE rGInuNE.I

fUL LAPPEAL-ARRA>GING THE
PREIIMISARIEs.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRrBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--The National Convention OF
The Republican party will De held In Chicago, June 10,
lSsS,to nominate the next President and Vice President
Of the United states say the members Of the Republican
National Committee assembled In Washington to day.
lhey listened to good deal Of cloqucncc which lacked
neither sincerity carncstncss before reaching this
decision Before the session began this morning
DcfS oi ihc committee cinvaSscd by the delegates
from the different cities which competed with each
other for III" honor. and the Hobbies the hotel whcIc
'hc committee had temporary quarters were crowded
with politicians from every state I'm the Union Mime
ap"iS s. LouiS Omaha. Cincinnati and Chicago I'm the
west wcrc strongly represented Philadrp phia
The only Eastern city that sent delegation. and that
was reinforced by Baltimore contingent which de-
sired 10 have the convention sit east of the Ale
ghanics There was talk outside against Chi
cago on the score that IT was " blaine cty.' This
was easily met, however II not difficult to show
that Chicago is OF a blaine clty' than
Philadelphia or MnDcapol, any OF tn placs ed
When the committee adjourned to the headquarters Of
The Republican League, which commodious building
was soon crowded with enthusiastic Republicans,
was apparent that It had lost Of its force
crgy and that has gained in aggcssivcneS, since The
campaign Of 17-4. Every body hopeful and en-
| thusia,tic The competition between the delegates
the best Of feeling prevailed, and when the choice Of
the committee made known all agreed that prob
ably Chicago was, after all, good place any
to hold ihc next Convention.
CALLED 10 ORDER BY CHAIEMiN JONES.
The committee called to order at II o'clock in
Room No. $50 If the Arlington Hotel. by i. T. Jones,
Of Pennsylvania, rs chairman Samuel rcsscndcn. of
Connecticut acting secretary. In a brief speech
Chairman Jones stated the object of the meeting as
follows:
GL>urMrN or TIE CoNuIrTIE: As stated In the
call h, meeting s for the purpose Of selecting timc
Convention. also TO consider such Other matters
may properly be- brought before il. As everything
connected. however remotely with the government OF
this great country IS important. action 10 day may
laye far reaching results. We should. therefore care
fully consider such subjects may De- brpuet bcioc
| Us that We may decide wisely.
We may congratulate ourselves on The impror ed
prospect, of the Republican party since thc National
committee met ln ms cry four years 40 ior me
same purpose that W. are now assembled. AZ that
NN. '"' M|I"iy a-nH>l lhe h'p'il, 1u iu'E I. 'ir
N"lih ~ the I't preceding general Slatc election,
counted up into the hundreds of thousands. The great
cratic Governors, View Norks elected By nearly
.oouop plurality, which Wa reduced f1r the same
can! date in the Presidential election 10 less Than
l.l"t Though hy acri'rW th' I"ii"ri"' party N''
The Presidency aul she prc@f oi succc,. the s-n,
ar' an~rcio1, for the election Of Republican lrcsl
Tnr momentum acquired hy 'venty five years - thc
Irc, a"ur" 81 Republican prInrp" has not ye lost
. force. and ihe material interest, of M" couury
stl rr0. IcfuH- the result 0f Republican industrial
IT, .IlI"n I'''i uiiriah.',' however. h"'t
determination to end tli. prosperity Pos advcir" l-'s
ai'u i'.'rI upon iir country hN an 'dhlh 'a'Iul
hostile Zoo American industry: a'd ALSO indca" TIE
necessity of iic nfn.u io veg of ih~ Erpuhlcan
party iu 'r Na'"rll Government SD that Nm'Ican
niI-i y. wool -r"' .nt ''H tntr I'D sing rlu''t WIN
iron making and trNf" production. may have c'ufiu
uri pro-ptrv and th" ewpi"'". ln these Industries
constant employment and co. 'nn"d good wages such
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